Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”

Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”

$60.00
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Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”
  • Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”
  • Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”
  • Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”
  • Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”
  • Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”
  • Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”
  • Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”
  • Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”
  • Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”
  • Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”
  • Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”
  • Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”
  • Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”
  • Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”
  • Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”
  • Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”
  • Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”
  • Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”
Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”

Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama”

$60.00
Harper’s Weekly – November 1, 1862 – Battle of Corinth • Battle of Perryville • Pirate “Alabama” A powerful and highly collectible Civil War–era issue of Harper’s Weekly, published November 1, 1862. This edition includes two separate double-page battle scenes, a striking full-page view of Perryville, Kentucky, engravings of the Confederate raid on Chambersburg, dramatic naval art of the CSS Alabama, and political cartoons that capture the energy of wartime America. This issue is complete in 16 pages. --- ⭐ Highlights & Historical Content 🖼 Full Front Page “The Town of Perryville, Kentucky, Scene of the Recent Battle” “The Pirate ‘Alabama’” — an early depiction of the infamous Confederate commerce raider. ⚔ Major Battle Illustrations This issue contains two double-page battlefield spreads: 1️⃣ Double-Page Centerfold “Rebel Raid into Pennsylvania—Stuart’s Cavalry on Their Way to the Potomac.” A sweeping, dramatic image of J.E.B. Stuart’s famed cavalry riding north in their daring 1862 raid. 2️⃣ Double-Page Battle Scene (spread across two sections) “Battle of Corinth—The Struggle Over Robinett’s Battery.” Stanley’s Division charges up to reinforce the embattled Federal battery—an extremely desirable and visually intense engraving. Note: The Corinth double-page spread is separated by intervening pages, as originally issued. If framing, be aware of binding holes. 🗺 & 🏞 Additional Engravings “Battle of Perryville, Kentucky” – full-page “The Rebel Foray in Pennsylvania—General View of Chambersburg” Two quarter-page Chambersburg scenes “Camp Dick Robinson, Kentucky” – half-page 🎭 Back Page Political Cartoons Three strong wartime cartoons: “John Bull’s Neutrality—A Distinction With a Difference” “The Railroad in Broadway” “My Maryland!!” These are classic examples of Civil War–era political satire. --- 📝 Condition Overall fair to good for an authentic 1862 newspaper. Expected age toning and handling wear Some edge tears and small losses Binding holes along the left margin (as issued) Small chips or folds on some pages Engravings remain bold and suitable for display 📸 I photograph every single page of every issue I sell. Please examine all photos carefully—they show the truest representation of condition. If you need close-ups of specific pages, tears, or engravings, I’m always happy to provide them. Please ask questions before purchasing if condition matters to you. --- 🖼 Optional Archival Framing Available I offer museum-quality framing for any page or centerfold, using: Acid-free mats UV-protective acrylic Archival backing Period-appropriate and modern frame styles Popular pieces to frame from this issue: Perryville front page Either double-page battle scene Pirate “Alabama” engraving Message me for frame options, pricing, and turnaround time. --- 📦 Shipping Ships flat, never rolled Packed in rigid, archival-safe materials Fully tracked & insured Combined shipping available for multiple issues --- 🎁 Perfect For Civil War collectors Military historians Antique print enthusiasts Collectors of Confederate naval history Decorators seeking authentic historical art Gifts for history buffs, veterans, or educators --- 📌 SEO Tags Civil War newspaper, Harper’s Weekly 1862, Battle of Corinth print, Battle of Perryville Kentucky, CSS Alabama pirate ship, JEB Stuart raid, Robinett’s Battery, antique Civil War illustration, Chambersburg Pennsylvania raid, vintage political cartoons, Civil War maps and prints, historical newspaper art, 19th century ephemera, Union Army engravings, authentic 1860s newspaper

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